The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-30

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A Michigan base bali club has a
clergyman for pitcher.
Queen Vietoria's favOrite dessert
Is taPiOea pudding.
Senator Don Cameron and his wife
are visiting IN Boston.
Secretary Bayard Will spend his
vacation at his home In Delaware.
Louisville has more red-headed
girls than any other city In the Un-
ion.
Don Cameron says that he has no
ambition 70 be President yet.
In Trumbull County, Ohio, the
churches are having "crazy sOcia-
bles."
Ex-Governor HOadly, Of Ohio,
will spend the summer ct Seabright
n. J.
George Agustus Sala has severed
his connection with the London
Ililistnated News.
Sir Lionel Saekville-W West, British
Minister at Washington. will sail
for England July 2.
Colonel Dan Lamont has gone 10
Oswego to escort Mrs Cleveland
home. Dan Is a handy fellow.
David Dudley Field was one Of
the chief speakers at the foreign
cOnsults, dinner in London.
A New York Democrat disinherit-
ed his grandehild because Il was
named after President Arthur.
Mrs. Cleveland is now n trustee Of
her alma mater Wells Female col
lege. She was elected wednesday.
Garfield County, Cal, has I, 100
unmarried men and twenty-eight
unmarried women. Go West, girls
Mr.. Parnell does not improve I'm
health, and il is now said that he is
suffering with cancer OF the stOm-
aeh.
Senator Sabin, Of Minnesota, has
no children Of his own, but gives
paternal care to nine friendless Or
phans.
It costs nothing to kiss a Cleve-
land girl, but a man has just been
fined the costs of q trial for his bad
taste In doing so.
Mexico is catching the base ball
fever. The first game ever played
at chihuahua was last Saturday,
and the natives took great interest
in It.
Speaker Carlisle's wife sprained
her ankle Friday, and will be con-
fined to her room at CovingtOn, KY,
for several weeks.
Prince Albert Victor, eldest son Of
the Prince Of Wales, will be made q
peer and sit in the House Of Lords
as earl Of Chester" says q London
paper.
Jay Gould says that personally he
has detected no signs Of insanity in
himself. He fOrgets that be bought
some real estate in st. Louis re-
Gently.
Millionaire COreOFan, Of Washing
ton, has been removed 10 Deer Park,
where he will occupy Robert Gar
retts cottage this summer. His
health is not improved.
The association of German authors
has supplied the funds for q mOnu-
ment to GutzkOW, which was un-
veiled at Dresden on June IL, the |
city paying the incidental expenses.
The Princess Of Wales is this year
for this first time on exhibition at
the Royal Society Of Painters, in
water eOlOrs. She sends q dainty
picture Of Windsor, seen from the
river.
Mr.. Blaine was presented with q
beautiful American flag when he |
arrived I'm London, by Miss MOffat,
the daughter Of David H. Moffat, Of |
Denver, the mining millionaire Of |
Colorado.
Miss Grace Howard, the daughter |
Of Joe Howard, Jr., the New York |
journalist, has gone to Crow Greek |
Indian agency, In Dakota, to start q |
mission school for the Indian girls.
The people Of Coventry, England,
et tlebrated the queens Jubilee with |
a GOdiva pageant, but Lady GOdivA |
was in full dress rs she rode through |
the town, and there wan no occasion |
for a Peeping Tom.
Donald G.. Mitchell, "Ik Marvel"
is passing a quiet summer on his |
EdgeN OOd farm, hear New Haven. |
He is not writing a great deal, but |
he does considerable entertaining |
and fishing.
The ghost Of Mrs. ROxalana Druse,
the Herkimer IN. " woman who
was hanged for the murder Of her
husband, now pays nightly visits to
the cell in which she was confined /
and frightens the jailOr.
G. ID. OiKeIley, of San Francisco,
a Mexican veteran, so years Of age,
was q comrade-in-arms of Sam |
Houston and Davy Crockett, and i
carried the news Of the fall of the
Alamo to New Orleans.
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the invitation of George w. Childs
10 be his guest when he visits Phila-
delphia TO stteud the constitutional
convention centennial celebration
next September.
Miss Susan L. Dickinson writes to
the Philadelphia Times that her sis
ter, Miss Anna DiCkensOn, is slow
ly convaleseing, but is still un able to
lift her head from the pillow or see
any one but her attendants.
George Gould and his pretty wife
are making their home on their
yacht, the HUdeQdrde, this sum-
mer. They sail up and down the
Hudson, and at night drop their an
chor where the wife's fancy sug-
gests.
James Redhead and Harry Ander-
son wentiswimmIng in Lake Con-
trary, near st. Joseph. Mo-, the
other day, and drowned because q
party Of ladies and gentlemen in a
boat near we're too modest 70 rescue
them without their clothes on.
Massachusetts, women have been
slandered. The excess Of females in
the state Is 1913, but Of this num-
Der g, ,O0i or more than IS per cent,
are widows who have lost their hus-
bands IN the dangerous VOeatiOns
that fall 10 the lot Of New England
ers.
The youth who goes sparkling In
Mt. Vernon, n. Y, must be on his
guard. A Judge Of that place has
Just sent to the penitentiary for four
months both the man and woman
because the former would not ex-
plain 10 the police why he had Wis
tied the house Of his sweetheart.
Ex-senator Thurman says he has
suffered greatly with lumbago for
the past month. He cannot sit up
longer than fifteen or twenty min
utes without experiencing such q
pain In his back that he is COM
pelled TO lie down again.
W. P. Belliger, Of Monticello, Fla,
II quoted as authority for the state
ment that it rains silver quarters in
that section. While going home the
other evening several silver quar-
ters fell from the sky, striking him
on the head.